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wardaman-merlan-0696

wardaman-merlan-0696

Collection

Collection Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/2196/135o4680-uz2o-7882-o57k-98fgb657798a

Title: Wardaman Dictionary, Narrative, Song and Country

Location

Continent: Oceania

Country: Australia

Latitude: -14.465698

Longitude: 132.263667

Languages

Language

Name: Wardaman

Code: ISO639-3:wrr

Project

ID: MDP0445

Name: 0696-MDP0445

Description:

Project Information

Deposit Status: Collection online

Funding Body: ELDP

Actor

Full Name: Francesca Merlan

Role: Depositor

Affiliation: Australian National University

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14 May 2022 Microphone Test

O_OpenAccess

A flood at Manbullo

O_OpenAccess

Active Participial Complements in Wardaman

O_OpenAccess

Addition to Rain Dreaming with Elders

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Adjoining Relative Clauses in Wardaman

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An expedition to Giwnin

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Assorted Animal Dreamings

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Assorted Bird Stories and Vocab

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Assorted Flora and Fauna Terms

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Assorted Genealogy Field Notes circa 1983

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Assorted Vocabulary and Place Names – Daily Life and Sickness

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Attribution of Country in the Flora Region

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Autobiographical and Family Narrative

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Autobiographical Narrative

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Babies and Children

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Bandimi Song

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Being Cured from Throat Poisoning

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Being Sung

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Berrergumayin and Region Continuation

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Bill Harney Self-Introduction

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Bill Harney’s Recollections of Old People A

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Bill Harney’s Recollections of Old People B

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Bill Harney’s Recollections of Old People C

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Bill Talking about Mother

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Black Plums

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